Justin Bieber has released His seventh album “Swag” just hours after announcing both the project and its track list.
The album clocks on on 21 tracks, with guest performances from a number of artists including gunna, sexyy red, druski, dijon, lil b, cash cobain, eddie benjamin and marvin winans about the closer “forgiveness”, a reproduction of “lord, I raise your name on high.” Additional collaborators on “Swag” include Carter Lang, Dylan Wiggins, Daniel Caesar, Mk.Gee, Daniel Chetrit, Knox Fortune and more.
Earlier today, fans all over the world noted signs in Iceland, Atlanta and Los Angeles, which depicted a picture of Bieber accompanied by the word “swag”, which indicates that a record was on the way.
Bieber confirmed that the signs were actually real by publishing them to his Instagram and, shortly after, published a video taken on the New York City Square that proclaimed a 20-song track list. He also included pictures taken from what seemed to be the album cover and depicted pictures of Bieber who kept his son Jack Blues and accompanied by his wife Hailey.
During the months up to “Swag”, Bieber shared snapshots from the studio on social media, which indicates that he worked with new music. According to reports, he had hosted jam sessions in his home in Los Angeles with performances from Carter Lang, Eddie Benjamin and Tay James.
“Swag” is Bieber’s follow -up of “Justice”, which was released in 2021. That album debuted on No. 1 on Billboard 200 and created the hits “Anyone”, “Hold on” and Seten’s biggest Smash “Peaches” with Daniel Caesar and Giveon.
After the publication of “Justice”, Bieber started his Justice World tour in February 2022. Although the date was planned until March 2023, he canceled the tour to prioritize his health in September 2022 and later canceled the shot dates. In the meantime, Bieber has been relatively quiet on the music front and returned to the stage earlier this year as a guest under SZA’s performance at Los Angeles’ Sofi Stadium for a reproduction of their collaboration “Snooze.”
Listen to “Swag” below: